War and memory: dealing with the past causes unending debate

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Contemporary Germans are struggling with their identity and how to best remember the Holocaust and Communist-rule. Efforts to name a square after actress Marlene Dietrich sparked controversy because she supported the Allies during World War II. The Holocaust memorial has also revived questions about the past.

Author: Morris, Nomi
Social aspects, Germany, Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945), Public opinion, Monuments, Group identity, Social identity, National socialists, Dietrich, Marlene

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Tracking the death squads to Canada

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Florencio Caballero is a former member of Battalion 316, a group partially financed and trained by the CIA to eliminate communist insurgents. Caballero is testifying about the death squad's activities and hopes to gain refugee status in Canada.

Author: Morris, Nomi
Cases, Crime, Honduras, War criminals, Death squads, Caballero, Florencio

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The tunnel that started the battle

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The opening of a new exit from the ancient tunnel in Jerusalem near sites that are holy to Muslins and Jews sparked riots by Palestinians. The situation was already explosive, and the tunnel provided a reason for the riots.

Author: Morris, Nomi
Cover Story, Demonstrations and protests, Antiquities, Palestinian Arabs, Jerusalem, Israel

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